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One of my favorite things about Bob is that rarely if ever uses straw men but rather will steel man most things he is disagreeing with. I learned that I've had some flaws in my thinking about tariffs. It's easy to get high fives while dunking on Trump but that economist isn't a dummy. Assuming your opponents are dumb is easy these days but it's also lazy and in the long-term a mistake.
Yeah, Bob is so great. He's the best econ personality out there right now.
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Too bad he's a shitcoiner. Though he's been a bitcoiner for much longer. His book was one of the first I read.
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Is he? I’ve only heard him talk about Bitcoin and it seemed like he got it.
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I think Bob did a show with Roger Ver and Bob seemed convinced by some of the arguments for BCH. But to be fair he had Stephan Livera come on after and offer the rebuttal case for Bitcoin and to me, seemed like he understood those points as well....
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Was it actually with Ver? I remember he had Stephen Patterson on to sort of give Roger's side of the argument.
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Yeah, that's my recollection
Ahhh...you're right. It was Patterson giving case for Ver!
He gets bitcoin. He also sees utility in the application of blockchain and I have tried to get what he says but it doesn't make sense to me as a dev and bitcoiner.
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I don't know enough to know why bitcoiners don't see any utility in that. Although, the few times when I have tried to understand other blockchain applications they ultimately didn't seem very compelling.
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It seems less compelling the more I learn about the tech side of bitcoin
He does work for an insurance company that uses "blockchain" that has a token. He's explained the logic on their podcast in the past.
Not talking about BCH
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Oh, I didn't even know where he was working now. He seems to change jobs frequently.